Hi @Justin Wroblewski, the only exception to the one year primary residence occupancy requirement that others brought up is if something came up that you could not have reasonably anticipating, necessitating your move. - Mom living in California just got diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer, and you want to be there with her for her final months, will work. - You decided you wanted to increase cashflow because you want to be a real estate investor, will not work.- Anything in between, best to check with a lawyer.

There typically needs to be some extenuating circumstance that necessitates the price change - like a change in the scope of work or an error on my part in estimating the job.In the past few days I have quoted on 8 different jobs.

If you insist on staying or squeezing me for money, I will hand this over to my attorney to not only protect me from your unfounded charges but to seek reimbursement for the floor replacement necessitated by your negligence.Please notify me - in writing - of your intentions."

Based on my understanding, purchasing points typically necessitates holding the mortgage for 5-6 years to reach the break-even point.

A new lease has not been provided or signedyet and I mentioned that those items would necessitate an even higher rent on the new lease if we could come to an agreement.I told them I would give them options shortly.

Purchasing an out-of-state tri-plex that is 117 years old as your first property (even if a lot of work has been redone) is going to necessitate a lot more diligence on your part before you can say it's "good". 

If I am buying up decent properties for a couple thousand each and then renting them out, would that really necessitate using OPM?

This necessitates expanding slower than most people would like but it helps to prevent your investments from collapsing.

(Join your local REIA, stay active, and be ready to file your own lawsuit should the situation necessitate it.

That would expose you to the upside there without necessitating you to move/travel there and REALLY get to know the market.